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Jun. 12, 2004

Recognized Scholar Had Indomitable Spirit

LOS ANGELES - Services will take place Sunday in Georgia for David W. Carroll, professor emeritus at USC Law School. Carroll, a beloved professor and widely recognized scholar in commercial law and consumer protection, died of pulmonary failure May 19 in Canton, Ga. He was 72.

David W. Carroll 1932-2004
By Kenneth Davis
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        LOS ANGELES - Services will take place Sunday in Georgia for David W. Carroll, professor emeritus at USC Law School.
        Carroll, a beloved pro...

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